tea light shade 3d models

A simple light fitting ring to go on a lamp/light shade to hold the bulb in place, the original one was gone, so I made a new one :) 28mm hole with a 1.6mm pitch thread to work with a 27mm as measured lamp bulb spot thingamajig. ... Step file there...

... it for spools of wire and solder above my desk). It's also a light shade, i needed something to block the light mounted under the shelf / above my desk. ... I just ripped a piece of 1/4" plywood down to 6 3/4" inches to mount to these hangers.

It's designed to accommodate the night light's specific base, which might require modification if you're using a different base design. ...I found that my chosen base doesn't conform to the standard "make your own night light" design, so adjustments...

A simple cover for a BR30 directional light shade that covers a portion of the light directionally. ...Recommended for LEDs I imagine it's a fire risk if it's a hotter bulb Print instructionsPrinting Bottom Up seems to work fine, the overhang is a bit...

This decorative pyramid-shaped shade screws directly onto utility clamp lights, elevating ambiance around my pool table beyond what aluminum reflectors could achieve. To customize colors, I used standard colored paper cut to size and secured it with...

My sealed light fixtures with Glass shades/diffusers were cooking my LED light bulbs, severely shortening their lifespan. I designed this one to be closed enough to shade/diffuse the light, but open enough to allow free airflow, keeping things cool....

A sleek tea light cradle designed to accommodate a single LED tea light.

A tea light flower. ...It has been designed for 57 mm diameter tea light.

My chandelier didn't come with shades, and although I like a lot of light, other people in my house complained that it was too bright, so this was my solution.The center spikes are made in a way that they need to flex a bit so that they hold on to...

This is Honeycomb type of light/lamp shade that forms to a complete dodecahedron shape On assembly, use cable ties or simply use super glue on each wall to connect them together. ...I suggest cable ties only to ensure future serviceability.</p>...

This is gyroid type of light/lamp shade that forms to a complete dodecahedron shape On assembly, use cable ties or simply use super glue on each wall to connect them together. ...I suggest cable ties only to ensure future serviceability.</p> <h3>Print...

This is Cubic type of light/lamp shade that forms to a complete dodecahedron shape On assembly, use cable ties or simply use super glue on each wall to connect them together. ...I suggest cable ties only to ensure future serviceability.</p> <h3>Print...

This is Stars type of light/lamp shade that forms to a complete dodecahedron shape On assembly, use cable ties or simply use super glue on each wall to connect them together. ...I suggest cable ties only to ensure future serviceability.</p> <h3>Print...

This is Triangles type of light/lamp shade that forms to a complete dodecahedron shape On assembly, use cable ties or simply use super glue on each wall to connect them together. ...I suggest cable ties only to ensure future serviceability.</p>...

My first attempt at designing a light shade. The centre hole is sized to fit a UK standard bayonet lamp fitting and I have included the .step file so people can modify it for other fittings. ...I printed mine with a 0.6 nozzle and Smokey Black...

My chandelier didn't come with shades, and although I like a lot of light, other people in my house complained that it was too bright, so this was my solution. The center spikes are made in a way that they need to flex a bit so that they hold on to...

My chandelier didn't come with shades, and although I like a lot of light, other people in my house complained that it was too bright, so this was my solution. The center spikes are made in a way that they need to flex a bit so that they hold on to...

Print settings include: Printer brand - Robo 3D; Printer model - R1 ABS + PLA Model; Rafts - none needed; Supports - no extra structure required; Resolution - precisely 0.25mm; Infill percentage - a strong 20%. Printed notes: Directly from...

... is a straightforward process that requires no supports, saving time and effort. For those seeking a suitable mounting bracket to complement their custom shade, refer to the Thingiverse model available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4167663

Tea light candle holder with spinning top mood light

The top ring is designed to accommodate a standard bayonet or edison screw light base with a screw-on shade holder, as seen in one of the accompanying images. ...For a brighter look with reduced shadow, consider printing this design in transparent...

Tea Light holder with the shape of a snowflake should fit for a normal tea lights (width 40mm) I wanted to design an unique tea light. So I decided to create a snowflake as a tea light holder. But not the simple way, something that leaves an...

I also strongly recommend that you use only LED tea lights as I never used a tea light with an actual flame with this model, so I am unsure how the plastic would react to the heat. ... Below is the link to where I got the tea lights:...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP-LLzeyxt8 Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer Model: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.4mm Infill: 10% Notes: Requires Support for Legs and Limited Infill to Secure Tea Light Cups...

... tend to remain fairly cool. Future designs will see an upgraded Ghost model avoiding troublesome interior overhangs within the topmost opening. The model is available for purchase on the website, accommodating those who lack access to 3D printers.

Yep, I made a tube!It's specifically sized to replace the lamp shade I broke for one of my two outdoor wall lights mounted on either side of my garage door. If you can't tell which one it is in the photo above, it's the one on the right.</p><p>I used...

It's specifically sized to replace the lamp shade I broke for one of my two outdoor wall lights mounted on either side of my garage door. If you can't tell which one it is in the photo above, it's the one on the right. I used the "spiral" (vase)...

So I covered it up with a light shade printed in clear PETG, so they look like glass covers.I formed it from a twist that twists back on itself midway through, it then smooths out to a circle.This is printed in vase mode with the thickness enhanced...

Disclaimer: I should note that even using compact fluorescent bulbs instead of LED bulbs may generate excessive heat for your filament, although my shades have withstood CFLs thus far. However, others' filaments may not be so resilient... I would...

Replacement diffuser shade for a C7 night light. Clips to lampholders with a 0.675" x 0.175" holder. Do not use use this with an incandescent lamp! There is not a lot of clearance in the shade to dissipate heat. Only use this with a low wattage LED...